..: on the:

- ment, and ‘eontaining 640. acres more or

" S “rap

Q iat . Jores; “Mar

chant: “of... “Bkeena’: “Crossing, ‘British

Colombia; intends ta ap pply for permis.

~ Blon-to Prgerect, ‘for-coal-and:petroloum,
on the following described lands: -_';
- Commencing-at a poat. planted: about.
3-miles weat of the south ‘west corner.
ot Let 8996, ‘ Cassiay, and-marked-B,

J. Ne W. corner, thence south 80 chilis,
hance. east 80 chaing, thence‘north :30.
chaing; thence west 80 chains. to “point
of commencement, and: containing 640
acres more or less.

BS Re Jones,

January 6th, cat .
Eric Wickner, ‘Agent.

“Gmineea Land District. Di
: Casslar,. ~

~.:" Claim No.2; <.
i fake notice that By: R.: Jones, Me
: chant, | of: Skeena. Crossing,” British |
. Columbia, intends to apply. for pérmis-:
sion to aaah for coal- and” petroleum

ollowing described lands?”

. * Commencing at a post planted. about
- 8 miles: west from the south weat.’cor-
ner of Lot 8396 Caasiar, and'marked B.
of eorner, thence’: south’ 80]:
* .aheing,: thence west’ 60 ‘chains, thence

north B0 chains, thence-eaat §0. chains

to point of commencement, and contains,
ing 640. acres more or lésa.: | +:

. January. 6th, 1014.” "BR: Jonea;

Erie Wickner, Agent;

ietof. |=

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EN COR RA Age

eae

saan

“Paka notice. ‘that John: “Taynos,_of | syd :

Duncans, British Columbia; oveupation
clerk, :intends. to. ppply for: permis-
sion to to purchase : the. :fo] lowing. ded=
eribed ‘landats.,j.° <

Cominéncing at a ‘post planted atthe
south-west. corner. Bre Lor" 849, Coaat,
District, Range’5, and:bein the north-
weat corner af} the “lang@!applied - for,
thence south 40 chaina, ‘thence east 20
ithains,: thenee..south: 20. chaing, thence |i
‘east 29: chains, thence north 40° chains,
thence west. 20. chains, thence north 20
chains, thence: freat a chains to point of
commencemént: > eon WE wipes |
Nov,.28, 1918, - ... 15-23

“Hazelton Land Distrid

Coasts Rarige 5.» :
“Take notice that ‘John auferison, of
Prince: Rupert, 8, . .,-oreupation miner,

pect for coal and petroleum: over. the
Howing. describedlands: | -”
Comimencing. at a post planted’ two
atid:a_ half: miles: ast, aud one’ mile
south from ‘the mouth of Kitnayakwa |-~
river, .: thence south .80-chaing, east 80
chaing, north 89 chains, weat $0 chains,
to point of. pommencement. ’
Dee. 15, 1918, , John: Taurenagh,:

~ Ominees Land District. _Dintelet of:
Cassiar, - -
Claim No. 8. -

“ Pake notice that B. B:- Jones, -Mer-|
chant, of ..Skeena ° Crossing, ‘British
Columbia, intends to ap pply for permis-
sion to prospect for. coal and ‘petroleum | 8
on the following described lands;

Commencing at 2 post planted about
3 miles west from the south west’ cor: |

_ ner of Lot 8896, Cassiar, and marked B.’
.d.; 8. E, corner, ‘thence north 80
chaing, thence west. 80. chaing,. thertee
" south 80 chains, thence east 80 chains
to point of commencement, and contain-
ing 640 acres more or leas.
. January | 6th, 1914, BYR, Jones,
Erie Wickner, Agent.

-Qmineca Land District. District of
“oo 2 Gasgiary, |.
Claim No, .4.:

Take notice that B, Ry ‘Jones: Mer: | a
chant, of Skeena | Crossing, British
Columbia; intends’ to apply or permis-

_ sion to Prospect for coal and petroleum
on the following described lands:° -

_ Commencing at a post planted about
3 milea weat from the south west cor-
ner of Lot 3996 Cassiar, and marked B,

Be +» &» W.’cormer, thence north 80
ain

. south & chains, thence west 80 chains |:
. to point of commencement, and contain:

ing 640 acres more or legs. |
January 6th, 1914, . B. RB. ones.
Erle Wickner, Agent.

"Gminese Land Diatrict. District of.
. Canelnr. mo,

Claim No. 6 |
. “aks notice thet. B. BR. Jones, More
chant, of Skaena’:Crogsing, British

- Columbia, intends to apply or permis.
sion to prospect for coal and petroloum
on the following described landa:’
Commencing at‘a post planted about
- 8 miles west and 1 mile north from the
aouth weat corner of Lot 8808 Casalar,

“and marked B.R.J:, 8. E.-corner, thence:|:

north'80 chains, thence west 80 chaing;’
‘thence south 80 chains, thence east. 80
chains to point of commencement, and

containing 640 acres more or less.-
January 6th, 1914. . B, Rj Jones,
Erie ‘Wickner, Agent

Omineca Land District. District of.

Take notice that B,- i Jones, Mer-

. chant, of Skeena . Crosaing, British
Columbia, intends to apply or: permia-
Bion to prospect for coal and petroleum
on the following described lands: .. ©.
Commencing at-a post planted: about |:

3 miles west and.1 milé north from: the |:

.. south weat; corner of’ Lot 8896. Cassiar,
and -marked -B;..R..J,., S,° W. corner, | 5,
thence north 80 chaina, thence east 20
chaing thence south 80 chains, thence
west: 80 chains to point of commence-

on

les:
January sth, 1914.
Eric Wickner, Agent.

4 LAND NOTICES

a, thence east 80 chains, thence’,

-| and petroleum over the.
eri ibed lands:

Commencing at -a- post ‘planted. twa |.
and ahalf miles east from the mouth!

chains, west: 80. chaing, to t point of
‘conimencement. as 3
Dec. 16,: 1918. ae Jobn Laitrensci.

R. Jones, BO

| mencement.

" Hazelton. ‘Lavid, District: .
- Coast; Range 5. .

Dake notice: that, John Laurenson, of
Prinoe Rupert}'3." o. miner, intends to
apply for a‘license to ae het for coal
etroleum: over, e following
described lands:, © -
Commencin, ‘at: "post planted two
and a half-miles, -east nhd-one mile south
from the mouth of: Kitnayakwa_ river,
thence south'80-chaing, west 80 chaine,
north 80. chains, east: 80 chains,” to point
of commencements:
Dec., 16th, 1913. .

"District of

od obn ‘kauren son

Hazelton Land District.”
~- Coast, Range .

Take “notice that. John. Laurenson, of
| Prince Rupert, 8. :0., ‘miner, intends: to

apply fo for a license to fevtollow for coal

pe troleum over. ‘$ @ following dex |
eribed lands: *..

“Commencing ‘ata ‘post planted two.
and a‘half-miles ‘enst-from the mouth
of “Kitnayakwa -river, ‘thence weat 80
chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chains,
harth 80 chains, to point: of commence-

Dee. “isth, 1918. ”

District of

. J obri Laurenaon,

’ Hazelton Land District.
_ Coast, Range
‘Dake notice .that John Latirenson, of
Prince’Rupert,.B.'c,, miner, intends to
apply, for & licenge to prospect for conl
d Retroloum : over. the following dea,
| eribe 1 *

Commencing at. a poat lanted two
and a half miles east of the mouth of |.
the Kitnayakwa river, thence east BD
chaina, south BO chains, weat 80 chaing,
north a0 chains, to point of commence

men
Doe, ith, 1018. =.

District of

i. John ‘Lourenson,

Hazelton ‘Land. Diatrlet, - - Dintrict of:
Const, Range 5.

Take notice. that, John Laurensci, of

Prince: Rupert, 8. ¢.; miner, intends to

apply for a- licenae to. prospect for coal.

allowing ¢ en,

| of the-Kitnayakwa river, thence’ north
80 chalns,: east 80 chains, south 80

“Take notice that: John: ‘Laur renson;: of:
Prince Rupert, B, 0., miner, interida to
apply for a license to prospect ‘for coal
Petroleum over the following des-
eribed lands: -
Commencing: ‘ata post planted two
anda half miles east from the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa_ river, thence north |-
‘chains, west 80 chains, south 80
chains, east 80 chains, to: ‘point of com-

+

Dec, 165, 1913, ° “John Laureison,

/ Omineca Land District. “District of
wT! . Coast, Range V.

Wake ‘jhutice that Charles Bicks Beach ,

of Hazeltan, : B: ce spocupation clerk,
intends to’ Spply for ‘permission ta
purchase the following described lands:

Conimeicing at.a post planted at the
northwest: corner of Lot 349, Ran nge V
Coast District, .and being the northeast
cor, of land applied for, thence teat 20
chains, south 40. chaina, ‘east 20 chains,
north 40 chains to point , of > .commence-
ment and containing’80-acres more: or

les . Charles Hicks: Beach, -.:
= Oct. ii, 1918," Dan McDougall, agt!

“Hazelton Land Diatrict.” District of.
- Goast, Range- 6. . }

Take notice that Jobu Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B:-c,, miner, intends +6,
apply for a; licensa to fe fallow for coal.
and petroleum over t
cribed lands: ~-:

“Commencing” at ° ‘a ‘post planted tivo
anda half miles east dnd one mile north
from. the mouth of the Kitnayak'wa |
river, thence north 80 chaind,-west 80
chains, south 80 chaihe, east 80 chains,
[to point. of commencement, .

Dec, 16, 1918, “Wohin ‘Lativenaon.

 Ominecs Land District. 1 District of

make notice. that James Bell, of |.
Glate w, | Seotiand, gccupation fele-
“operator, - JSntends to psi for
_ ‘Bertaigaion -to -to. purchese:. the. lowing | &
perived lands: -
Commencing at a at planted ‘at the
northwest corner of Lot 2391. Cassiar,
’ thence 20‘chains west, 20 chains south,
thence = following. Skeena River to th
-. ‘southwest. corner of Lot’ 2881 Caasiar,
' ‘thence north to pointof commencement,

“Hazelton. Land District; ~ iiatriet of
. Coast, Range 6,.

Prince Rupert, 3. ¢., ininer, intends ‘to.
pply. dor @ license to rdspect for coal
aaa petroleum: over, the following: des
ehibed lands: ~
Commencing .at a poat planted. two.
and a half milea enst and one mile north
from the ?mouth. of ‘the’ Kitnayakwa
river, thence north’ 80 chains, eaat 80
chains, south 80 chaina, weet 80 chaine, |”

“~ ‘gontaining 40 acres more or lesa,. to point of commencement,
“ Rov: 10, 913, 14-22 Jameg ‘Bell Dec, 1, 1918, John’ ‘Laurengon,
me rsiancen a" z 1 —— ona i

intends - to. ‘apply ‘for g license to pros. |.
burning o of the Woodbine h hotel: atl.

e following des- .

‘Take notice that John, Laurenson, of |.
patent suits‘against ‘other. wire-

‘Four lives” were “Jost in. the

‘Toronto. “hee

“Willian: Marconi. says. it.: “will
goon “he possible: to.” ‘telephone |
across the: ‘ocean. _ va

oy —

‘Colonel Roosevelt's Amazon ex-
pedition. lost: its entire outfit -and
supplies i in rapids. .

- Mayor Newton of Prinee Rupert
vetoed’ a resolution. to ap propriaté
$10, 000. for publicity. = To

A German ‘aviator, ‘with three,
passengers; made an altitude
[Fegord of 1, 323 feet. .

A revolutionaty force, unde],
General Villa, is. beseiging. the
Mexican city of- Torreon, &

A “T ébless Aviny’? i in Redding,
California, seized a freight: train
when refused ‘transportation.

' Vancouver. is. “planning for- a
civic: ‘eenter, to. cover several,

blocks i in.the heart of the. tity. :

- Americon ‘soldiers and Mexi-
cans camé into collision hear: ‘Del
Rio, Texas. : One American 9 was
‘wounded,

~ Agriciltural . associntions have
‘asked Premier. Borden to grant;
no farther.. ‘asaistance to. the iron
‘andl steel induatey."/ pera

“Great ‘Britain is foitifyiog the
famous Khyber Pass; ad a meas-
ure of protection against i invasion
of. India, from the north...

“frishetien, of Montreal and Hali-
fax. propose to. send, Nationalist |
contingents. to Treland i it, case of
trouble over Home Rule...

. Nine firms were burned ‘out in
a fire in Cambie street, in Van-|*

NM

total damage was #200, 000,"

--Panéiia-Pacitic exposition ‘off«
cials. have. deposited. $150,000 as
prize’ for’ ‘the: ‘proposed. around-
the-world air-race next year.

The Abbotsford bank robbers
are ‘still at, large.’ The police
have seoured the ‘entire district,
and are stilt watehing the roads.

. “The Marconi company has won

lass ‘eoncerna, ° ‘and how -daims
virtual control, of - the’ “whroless
field: :

bya ‘vote of. “36: 16 Bh the
United States: senate defeated a

at regolution: to provide . for a con-
_.-{titutional: amendment extending | ee
ee | suffrage to women.

Valley” Canal, -

- in.‘ the recent. rebellion. -

couver’ g wholesale district. | ‘The my

|Printing

: the: “‘Buropean press i is exeited , ss
[lover a letter said to have been |: "
ck written, by thé Garman‘Emperor, |
|. in which he expressed strong |:
ra aiti-Cathalie views, i

| features or the revised,and._ fons
g jlidated Dominion: ‘railway ‘act. ;

> The. recent storms and flooda-in|
~) -Rassia | ‘elaimed — between” ‘L 500
{and 38, 000 lives.’

, [panier 10, 000. .

Tite

nection with the erection of. ‘fed.
/eral buildings... -Hereatter: none.
| will: be- built 3 ‘in towns of. less than
1000 population. Mass

They secured $47, after firing at

" tthe’ elerk, and escaped.

ding. of payrolls on: the Trent
and. -the _prosecu:
tion of those implicated, will be

ordered : by- the. federal depart:)
7 ment of. justice, 0: b

have’ aroused great. feeling: in

that militants convicted - of. out-
rages should be tattooed or brand-
éd, Others are in favor of de-
portation...

’

Piracy i in ‘China Sens.
~-Hongknong, “Mar, -£4:—Pirates:

os yesterday boarded and looted the
| Norwegian atepnier Childar off |:

this coat, carrying ‘ off: booty to

powering, ‘binding ‘and” gagring

“hi the six ‘Europeans on hoard, The}.
steamer was” carrying SO native: |
passengers, and-as she wes lying. : oa

outside- ‘the “armed : -desperadoes | ee
| sprang over the. bulwarks,. seized ee
the ‘officers and began © ‘their.
The interior. of |
|the vessel was damaged badly by |{

search. for loot.
the band before they disappeared
‘| the river in junks. The pirates
wore: pieces of white cotton, as
badges, something” like: those

carriéd © by. the revolutionaries i in

badges bore in Chinese characters

the words, ‘Money comes easily.”

McBride at Ottawa - ;
| Ottawa, Mar, 24; — Premier
McBride arrived. here today- and
had a: ‘long: ‘interview. ‘with Mr.
Bordén on questions affecting
British Columbia. He will. con-
tinue. ‘the conference’ tomorrow,
Sir Richard lio conferred © with
Dr. ‘Roche on ‘the ‘immigration

Commercial |

Miner Pit Shop

| THEIR CLOTHES:
WITH |

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a 'The Dye-that.colre ANY KIND
mp: OF Gloth in Femelle gis ths

is |

I streets ot Cities “aye “prominent; ||"

" Fears“ are’ en} fl.
“I tertained for the safety’ af: ‘the |:
| bine fleet; the'e crews sof ‘whieh,

“The Dominion govertiment has |
announced a new policy-in con-(|/-°-

“Salmon? fy ‘office ‘at ‘Esquimalt! |
‘| was held up. “by two, bandits, who: ,
weré after sweepstake money.|

An- investigation: of the nade! ii

"Recent acts. of the. suffragettes |

England.. It is proposed by. some] aia

the value of $30, 000, after < over-

over ‘the sideg--and- escaped ‘up i'

The| ||:

question, and. it: ig undarstood
that it. is’ the ’ ‘intention : of. the i
| government: to extend the” ‘yea We
trictions on laborers ‘for soother
aix. months... on

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